Never miss a due date again.
Bills, subscriptions, free trials, documents, warranties and tasks in one list — with a reminder before each one.
- One short reminder, only on days something needs you.
- Share a receipt, screenshot or bill text and it fills itself in.
- No account, no bank login; everything you add stays on your phone.
Android 8.0 and later.
What it keeps track of
Rent, electricity, phone, credit card. Mark one paid and it moves to the next date.
Netflix, Spotify, the gym. They renew by themselves on the right date.
Know what it costs after the trial, and cancel in time.
Passport, driver's license, car registration, insurance, contracts.
Phone, laptop, TV — with a note of where the receipt is.
Anything else with a deadline: call the insurer, service the car, book the dentist.
See what it all adds up to
Subscriptions and bills, split out, biggest first. Yearly and weekly payments are converted to a fair monthly figure.
Shows what your free trials will start charging if you forget them.
From the day itself up to nine months ahead for a passport — per type, or per item.
What it costs
Up to 5 items at a time, with every reminder, backup and export included. No ads, no account.
Unlimited items, paid once through Google Play. Not a subscription, nothing to cancel, and every future Pro feature is included. Free for up to 5 items; Pro removes the limit.
Within 48 hours you can ask Google Play for a refund straight from your order history. After that, email us and we'll request it for you. Refund policy.
Private by design
Due Radar has no account, no sign-up and no bank connection. Everything you add is stored on your phone, we never receive it, there are no ads, and nothing you add is sold or shared. The one piece of data that does leave the phone is technical: Google's text-recognition component reports diagnostics about itself to Google, never your items or the images you share. The privacy policy sets it out in full.
Receipts you share with the app — including screenshots and photos — are read on the phone itself. Backups are files you keep, wherever you choose to keep them.